symbolism
美 ['sɪmbə.lɪzəm]
英 ['sɪmbə.lɪz(ə)m]
- n.（尤指文艺中的）象征主义
- 网络象徵主义；符号论；象征意义
n.
imagery,allegory,representation
symbolism
n. | 1. 〔数〕符号体系;〔哲〕符号论;〔文〕〔生〕象征主义 2. (特指文艺方面的)象征主义 3. 符号化 4. 记法 5. 记号表示,符号使用;象征的表现;象征意义,象征性;【语言学】表象;【哲学】符号论 6. 【宗教】符号象征〔如以十字架象征基督受难〕 1. 〔数〕符号体系;〔哲〕符号论;〔文〕〔生〕象征主义 2. (特指文艺方面的)象征主义 3. 符号化 4. 记法 5. 记号表示,符号使用;象征的表现;象征意义,象征性;【语言学】表象;【哲学】符号论 6. 【宗教】符号象征〔如以十字架象征基督受难〕 |
n. | 1. the use of symbols to invest things with a representative meaning or to represent something abstract by something concrete 2. a set or system of symbols 3. symbolic meaning or quality 4. the artistic method of revealing ideas or truths through the use of symbols 5. a 19th-century literary and artistic movement that sought to evoke, rather than describe, ideas or feelings through the use of symbolic images 6. in Christianity, the belief that the bread and wine used in the Communion are symbols and not literally the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ 7. the way in which an action or event is a sign of something more important 1. the use of symbols to invest things with a representative meaning or to represent something abstract by something concrete 2. a set or system of symbols 3. symbolic meaning or quality 4. the artistic method of revealing ideas or truths through the use of symbols 5. a 19th-century literary and artistic movement that sought to evoke, rather than describe, ideas or feelings through the use of symbolic images 6. in Christianity, the belief that the bread and wine used in the Communion are symbols and not literally the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ 7. the way in which an action or event is a sign of something more important |